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The Mexican Empire Quiz 15 (CEC)

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
The result of Mexico’s 10 year war for independence was
- The death of hundred of thousands of people
- Political anarchy
- Economic ruin
- All of the Above
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Question 2 of 10

2. Question
The Plan de Iguala was propsed as a solution to the bloody war for Mexican Independence and advocated
- Freedom from Spain
- The Roman Catholic Religion
- Union of all the castes in Mexico
- All of the Above
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Question 3 of 10

3. Question
Ultimately what Iturbide believed was needed in Mexico was
- A strong central government in Mexico City and he himself became that strong Monarch
- A strong central government in Mexico City but he himself never saw this to fruition
- Was the same thing as the Republicans wanted: a Federation of States in Mexico
- None of the Above
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Question 4 of 10

4. Question
By 1823, Iturbide was ousted and eventually killed, ending
- The Mexican Republic and replacing it with the Mexican Empire
- The Mexican Republic and replacing it with the Spanish Empire
- The Mexican Empire and replacing it with the Mexican Republic
- Any hopes of Mexican Independence
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5. Question
As a whole, Texas is very uniform and flat in terms of elevation.
- True
- False
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6. Question
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna was a powerful warlord, or caudillo. Those in political power
- wanted him dead to quiet his scheming
- wanted on their side in order to gain power
- wanted to become the dictator in lawless Mexico
- None of the Above
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Question 7 of 10

7. Question
Liberal members of Mexican Congress backed the army and the church
- True
- False
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8. Question
As a whole, Texas is very uniform and flat in terms of elevation.
- True
- False
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Question 9 of 10

9. Question
After several attempts to clarify rules for bringing settlers to Texas, Stephen F. Austin finally received permission to legally bring the “Old 300” in
- October 1825
- August 1824
- August 1854
- June 1821
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Question 10 of 10

10. Question
The Plan de Casa Mata was, in essence
- a counter-coup by Iturbide\'s officers alinged with federalists
- a move by Iturbide to supress Santa Anna
- a new constition for Mexico
- a cry for help to Spain to solve Mexico\'s problems
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